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Is the 9-5 workday truly dead, and is remote work the future we've all been dreaming of? Join us as we cheekily navigate through our borderline Valentine's Day special, kicking things off with quirky tales of eating habits before diving headfirst into the thrilling world of film. We dissect recent viewings like "Companion," "Heart Eyes," and the action-packed romantic spectacle "Love Hurts," drawing wild comparisons to classics such as "Kill Bill." As we reminisce about epic film shoots in Milwaukee and Chicago, our banter teeters between nostalgia and humor with a sprinkle of cookie-fueled chaos.
Our playful debate continues with a surprisingly contentious discussion on what truly makes a musical a musical! With The Weeknd's upcoming film as the spark, we ponder on genre blends like the slasher rom-com "Hard Eyes." In between trading slasher film ideas involving taco trucks and Labor Day killers, we let our imaginations run wild with holiday-themed horrors and whimsical horror twists featuring cartoon characters. The episode teems with laughter as we explore shocking scenes from "Bo is Afraid" and "Men," all while revealing our secret love for creative slasher antics.
We cap off this lively episode by speculating on the wild world of video game and comic book adaptations. From envisioning Metal Gear Solid on the big screen to humorous musings about casting choices in Marvel and DC universes, our conversation bursts with excitement and skepticism. Dive into our spirited exchanges on adaptations ranging from "Legend of Zelda" to "The Witcher," while pondering the future of the Marvel Cinematic Universe and its young heroes. With lively debates, pop culture nostalgia, and a healthy dose of humor, this episode promises an entertaining and unpredictable journey through the fascinating universe of entertainment media.

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